Annunaki Genetics – Purple Pineapple Express S1 Strain – Fem Photo

Mother & ‘Father’: Purple Pineapple Express #4 is one of our favorite plants, and she just so happens to be one of the first crosses we ever made!
Nearly 10 years ago, we used a beautiful Pineapple Express female and crossed her to a special non-serrate leaf Huckleberry Hound male.

Each of the Purple Pineapple Express phenotypes were extremely nice in appearance, all expressing purple flowers with huge, fat buds and exceptional yields, but we decided to keep the #4 phenotype because of her sturdy stature, fantastic bud production, her insanely resinous pewter-purple flowers, and her stellar high.
We grew PPE #4 for many years until we accidentally lost her for a while, only to receive her back from a HUGE clone facility in California that we had gifted her to previously.
And she came back with good news– Customers absolutely loved growing her indoors and out in California and those same happy customers found her to be 100 resistant to powdery mildew!
To us, this is one of the most special and important traits a cannabis plant can have, and is one more reason why we love PPE4 so much!
This resistance to mildew was our primary motivation in using her as the pollen donor in this new fem line.

She is so intolerant to powdery mildew that every plant in the garden can be completely covered in it and this plant, sitting right next to them and touching them, will NOT get it, and will stay 100 unaffected.
While we imagine many of the plants in this line will show great resistance to powdery mildew, we did not purposely expose our plants to it during our trials, so we can’t speak to exact percentages or ratios of resistance, but we can say that we had zero instances of powdery mildew in our flower garden during the most critical, wet months of the cold-weather season.

Generally speaking, plants from our Purple Pineapple Express line have tons of resin and color– most of the progeny produce dark buds ranging from light pink to deep, dark purple, with a couple standard green plants here and there.
The fan leaves themselves are highly colorful, turning various shades of purple towards the middle to end of flower.
Plants can also showcase a unique trait where the leaves are green on top and purple on the undersides.
This certainly makes for a colorful garden! We also found that plants produce exceptionally nice flower structures that are large, fat, and rounded on top, just like we want them.

The majority of Purple Pineapple Express S1 seed plants turn solid purple, both in bud and leaf.
One phenotype in particular had the darkest buds we’ve ever seen, which were almost black!
Another phenotype was interesting as it had non-serrate leaves. Both of these traits are a throwback to that of its grandparent, Huckleberry Hound (non-serrate leaves), and even great grandparent Purple Berry Bx (deep, dark purple buds).

Purple Pineapple Express S1 is a good way to secure a legendary plant in seed form once again.